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Isabella's Gift Fundraiser
Posted by E'l Roy
Monday, August 31, 2009
at
2:09 PM
Old cars in the 'hood
Posted by E'l Roy
at
4:17 PM
in
austin,
coupe de ville,
iphone,
iphonetography,
old cars,
shake it photo
Standing Bones
Posted by E'l Roy
at
12:59 PM
in
camerabag,
dominoes,
iphone,
iphonetography,
photo shake down,
photogene,
shake it photo
The Boy's Viper-ish Lego Creation
Posted by E'l Roy
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
at
10:34 PM
in
camerabag,
fauxlaroids,
iphone,
iphonetography,
lego,
photo shake down,
photogene,
shake it photo
I haven't photographed my son's Lego creations since he was using
Duplos. Today, he reminded me just how well he can design things out
of these versatile building block. This particular ship calls to mind the Vipers in Battlestar Galactica!
See the full gallery on posterous
Duplos. Today, he reminded me just how well he can design things out
of these versatile building block. This particular ship calls to mind the Vipers in Battlestar Galactica!
See the full gallery on posterous
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Sunflowers on the Prado
Posted by E'l Roy
Saturday, August 22, 2009
at
12:33 AM
in
balboa park,
iphone,
iphonetography,
san diego,
sunflowers
Blacks Sunset
Posted by E'l Roy
Friday, August 21, 2009
at
11:17 PM
in
balboa park,
iphone,
iphonetography,
san diego,
sunflowers
About
Posted by E'l Roy
Thursday, August 20, 2009
at
12:23 AM
My name is Emil, and I like to take pictures.I started with a completely manual 35mm film (remember that stuff?) camera. When the cost of processing and developing became too much for me, I had to put the camera away. It wasn't until a couple years later that I got my first digital camera--a chunky point-and-shoot that saw a lot of use. A year or so after that, I upgraded to a slimmer, higher MP point-and-shoot. That camera saw even more action, but by this time, I was really missing the manual control I had with a SLR.
Now I shoot with a solid, (once) top-of-the-line dSLR, and I absolutely love it.
A funny thing happened, though, a few months ago, when I broke down and finally got an iPhone. Not counting the high-speed shutter on my dSLR, I have been taking more photos with my iPhone in the last 90 days than with my main camera.
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